Wow, this looks great. Thanks for this Koji! Matt
On Tue, Apr 28, 2009 at 12:13 PM, Koji Sekiguchi <k...@r.email.ne.jp> wrote: > Thanh Doan wrote: > >> Assuming a solr search returns 10 listing items as below >> >> 1) 4 digital cameras >> 2) 4 LCD televisions >> 3) 2 clothing items >> >> If we navigate to /electronics we want solr to show >> us facets specific to 8 electronics items (e.g brand, price). >> If we navigate to /electronics/cameras we want solr to show us >> facets specific to 4 camera items (e.g mega-pixels, screens-size, >> brand, price). >> If we navigate to /electronics/televisions we want to see different >> facets and their counts specific to TV items. >> If we navigate to /clothing we want to obtain >> totally different facets and their counts. >> >> I am not sure if we can think of this as Hierarchical Facet Navigation >> system or not. >> >From the UI perspective , we can think of /electronics/cameras as >> Hierarchical classification. >> >> >> > There is a patch for Hierarchical Facet Navigation: > > https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SOLR-64 > > But how about electronics/cameras/canon vs electronics/canon/camera. >> In this case both navigation should show the same result set no matter >> which facet is selected first. >> >> >> > The patch supports a document to have multiple hierarchical facet fields. > for example: > > <add> > <doc> > <field name="name">Canon Brand-new Digital Camera</field> > <field name="cat">electronics/cameras/canon</field> > <field name="cat">electronics/canon/cameras</field> > </doc> > </add> > > > Koji > > My question is with the current solr implementation can we provide >> "context dependent" faceted navigation from SOLR search results? >> >> Thank you. >> Thanh Doan >> >> >> > >
